INFORMATION AGE AUGUST 16, 2010 The Railroad Precedent and the Web The FCC bids to become the ICC of the Internet. By L. GORDON CROVITZ ‘The pact to end the Internet as we know it,” said a report on the Huffington Post. Wired’s headline called Google a “net neutrality surrender monkey.” The lobbying group Free […]
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AUGUST 9, 2010 Why I’m Not Hiring When you add it all up, it costs $74,000 to put $44,000 in Sally’s pocket and to give her $12,000 in benefits. By MICHAEL P. FLEISCHER With unemployment just under 10% and companies sitting on their cash, you would think that sooner or later job growth would take
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AMERICAN THINKER July 22, 2010 Race Played Role in Obama Car Dealer Closures By William Tate The Obama administration, already under fire for unprecedented allegations of racial bias, faces a new bias claim from a most unlikely source: one of the administration’s own inspectors general. Decisions on which car dealerships to close as part of
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LETTERS JUNE 11, 2010 The Oil Disaster Is About Human, Not System, Failure In response to Tony Hayward’s June 4 op-ed “What BP Is Doing about the Gulf Gusher”: It is time that the publicity spin that BP is putting on this disaster is put into perspective. What is alarming about the content of the
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EDITORIAL: Government Motors repayment fraud The bankrupt automaker still isn’t firing on all cylinders By THE WASHINGTON TIMES General Motors lost $3.4 billion in the fourth quarter of 2009 and is still struggling to reorganize so the company can try to eke out a profit. This grim reality didn’t stop GM from making hay last
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Expert Views on the Deepwater Horizon Incident and Aftermath April 30th, 2010 by Chief Gee-Oh I had the pleasure of listening in to a phone conference earlier today organized by Morgan Stanley’s oil field services’ analyst, Ole Sorer. The topic was the Deepwater Horizon disaster, including what went wrong, who is liable, and what some
APRIL 23, 2010 Two Cheers for General Motors By PAUL INGRASSIA Is General Motors no longer Government Motors? That’s the impression left by the company’s announcement this week that is has fully repaid the $6.7 billion in loans it got last year from the U.S. and Canadian governments. The company is “paying back—in full, with
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